You are the one doing the reproduction and distribution. Those acts violate the exclusive rights of a copyright owner. It makes no difference for...

It is probably controlled by the contract you signed when you signed up -- Term and Conditions, Terms of Service, whatever they were called. ...

"Notarized proof" sounds like Lucy hold the football for Charlie Brown. So don't believe everything you read on the Internet. However, a...

It depends on the logo. If it includes art that is derived from other preexisting art there might be a copyright issue. If it ends up a logo...

If they are genuine, from Mattel, you can accurately describe who made them. Saying "special" might go too far, implying return approve your...

If it is a patent question (not trademark or copyright) all patents have "claims" that need to be studied. Design patents have only one and its...

You need to contact a Chicago lawyer. From what you describe it might be a multiple defendant "counterfeit" case that may have patent, trademark or...

Better to link to it than make a copy. Say what you want and give people a chance to go to the original to check your work.

Best might be to make an effort to use images that have an "open source" license and follow the license terms - often just attribution and credit....

Sounds like a way to get sued by both Bratz and Barbie.